Assistant Professor | School of Information Science
Minimal risk:
“the probability and magnitude of harm or discomfort anticipated … are not greater … than those ordinarily encountered in daily life or during … routine physical or psychological examinations or tests.”
The 3 Ps!
I want to answer 3 questions in this section:
The good thing is that the whole process is electronic.
Let’s build a new application.
It looks more complicated than it is - try not to let it intimidate you
Pay attention to the ‘All Templates’ button in the top left
Before you can actually submit your protocol to the IRB, it must be reviewed by the Associate Dean for Research (Don)
After all information is entered, you send it to Don for feedback
In any case, email to 1) thank for feedback and 2) explain your changes.
Looking closer at the protocol, here is what you can expect to complete:
No.
Let’s focus primarily on 2 parts:
Let’s compare a few different consent documents:
If you want to add it later, you will have to submit a modification request
Submit a Modification Request (MR) when:
After you incorporate Don’s feedback and submit, one of two things will happen”
The odds that it gets accepted right away are slim.
They want you to get approved.
Source code for presentation available via Github: tkodyfrey/IRB_Talk